Hi,
Having just read the results of the post concerning INSERT times, I thought
I should ask a related question that has been causing me some problems.
I have a servlet which performs a SELECT which returns up to 6000 rows.
These contain just 6 ints and need to be read to perform a specialised
search. The query run's pretty quick, less than a second (although the time
to display is much longer), using the psql interface. Therefore I assume the
majority of the time the servlet requires is repeated calls to rs.next() and
then the requests for each of the fields across the socket connection.
JDBC 2.0 has a setFetchSize() function which looks as though it may allow me
to transfer the results in larger chunks, but I am shooting in the dark
really.
Any suggestions as how I might speed this whole thing up, the INSERT trick
by using COPY FROM STDIN got me thinking there may be other alternatives.
Unfortunately I can not perform the selection using a more selective SELECT
statement.
Many thanks in advance
Simon
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